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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1937

Page

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Centreville Horse Show Heads into Labor Day Event

The seventeenth annual Centreville Horse Show, by the Queen Anne Farms Breeders Association, returns Labor Day September 6 at the race track half a mile from Centreville. Nineteen classes including seven draft, twelve hunter and saddle, four flat races, plus Children's Pony classes, with judging from 10 o'clock to noon for drafts then hunters and flats after lunch. The ladies committee led by Miss Meredith Lockhart plans sea luncheon for exhibitors and guests as Kent, Talbot, Queen Anne's, Western Shore and Delaware entries gather for this county highlight.

Queen Anne Forse Breeders Association Centreville Kent Talbot Queen Anne’s Western Shore Delaware Meredith Lockhart

Improved Train Service To The People Of Caroline County

After a year of effort with County cooperation, a temporary fast train service to Wilmington Philadelphia and New York is launched. Patronage decides its fate. Easton to New York schedule cuts travel time. fares remain 1.80 to Philadelphia and 3.60 to New York. Service links Easton Ridgely Clayton Wilmington Philadelphia New York with daily timings and round trips. Mayor and Council of Easton announce the plan.

Caroline County Wilmington Philadelphia New York Ridgely Easton Clayton Mayor and Council of

Maryland Fatal Accident Toll Rises In First Seven Months

SPECIAL NOTICE shows Maryland’s 1937 seven month total up 33 percent from 1936 with July alone adding ten more deaths. Of 54 July fatalities, 18 pedestrians, 24 passengers, 12 drivers. nine in Baltimore City, 45 in counties. Commissioner Walter R. Rudy urges motorists to exercise utmost caution.

Maryland Baltimore City Walter R. Rudy

Lost Brown Billfold in Denton on Wednesday

A brown billfold was lost in Denton on Wednesday August 18. Please return it to Norman Irwin in Denton Maryland.

Denton Norman Irwin

Mayor Jackson To Speak At Ridgely Ceremonies

The Peoples Bank of Denton Maryland opens a new Ridgely Branch on Saturday August 28 with public inspection from 10 AM to 9 PM. Mayor Howard W. Jackson of Baltimore will attend a noon luncheon hosted by the Ridgely Chamber of Commerce, with other dignitaries invited.

The Peoples Bank of Denton Maryland Ridgely Howard W. Jackson Baltimore Temple Lodge A. F A. M Harry B. Wright Preston John W. Allfather G. Linden Duffey J. William Davis Harold F. Hafer Gerald M. Pine Benjamin F. Johnson Elias W. Nuttle Samuel Nowell Jackson Purdum Harry H. Nuttle

Social Security two year progress in Maryland

Maryland highlights the two year anniversary of the Social Security Act with regional progress. G R Parker notes that federal Old Age Benefits and unemployment compensation advance state aid, while Maryland reports 32 million account numbers issued nationally and about 600 thousand in Maryland, aiding 14,300 elderly, 16,500 dependent children, and 600 blind as of mid 1937.

Social Security Board Maryland Washington Region IV District of Columbia North Carolina Virginia West Virginia G. R. Parker Board of State Aid and Charities City of Baltimore Department of Welfare Johnson

Goldsborough for the Senate at regatta talk

At a weekend regatta there was lively political chatter about the next United States Senatorial race. Many favor Eastern Shore representation and nominate Congressman Goldsborough, though his own views remain unclear. The debate dominated conversations among attendees and columnists.

United States Senate Congressman Goldsborough Goldsborough Eastern Star Democrat

Orphans' Court actions in Caroline County session

The Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis. Actions approved include Burt Hobbs as administrator for W. J. Richards deceased, inventory and appraisement filed. George E. Nichols will proven and letters testamentary granted to Clementina Nichols with appraisers R. B. Rawlings and Burt Hobbs. Executrix granted order to sell upon property appraisement. Releases filed for John W. Williamson. Fifteenth guardianship account of W. Arthur Sculley for Joseph H. Perry Jr. ratified.

Orphans' Court Caroline County Towers Handy Dennis Burt Hobbs W. J. Richards George E. Nichols Clementina Nichols R. B. Rawlings John W. Williamson W. Arthur Sculley Joseph H. Perry, Jr

Ministers Conference Sets Rural Church Meet at Maryland

A Rural Church Ministers Conference will run September 13 to 15 at the University of Maryland. Dr. Thomas B. Symons announces the event, with planning by Dr. T. B. Manny and Dr. Ross W. Sanderson. Speakers include university leaders, educators, church officials, and government agriculture experts.

University of Maryland Thomas B. Symons University of Maryland Extension Service T. B. Manny Sociology Ross W. Sanderson Maryland-Delaware Council of Religious Education H. C. Byrd Symons Manny Owen Lovejoy The American Youth Commission Joy Elmer Morgan National Educational Association Paul L. Vogt H. W. Hochbaum U. S. Department of Agriculture Henry J. Whiting Bethesda-Chevy Chase Lutheran Church Lawrence Little Western Maryland College A. H. Groff Trinity Reformed Church Boonsboro W. L. Hammaker Johns Hopkins University C. A

Safety work at crossroads cuts auto fatalities

A Rotarian Magazine passage urges roadside first aid care to limit highway injuries. It notes 1,300 Red Cross roadside posts and 3,500 more stations planned, with over 5,000 trained volunteers acting as Red Cross Samaritans to aid crash victims nationwide.

America A. W. Knight Rotarian Red Cross United States Mr. Knight American Red Cross America’s ‘Samaritans, Inc

To punish ourselves for other faults folly says Mary Baker Eddy

The quote attributed to Mary Baker Eddy cautions that self-punishment for others' faults is excessive folly and unhelpful. It presents a moral stance against self-blame for others' actions.

Mary Baker Eddy

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